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Ancient Egypt's history spans over 6,000 years, yet the stories of its powerful women remain largely untold.
130,000 Iranian soldiers are currently deployed in Iraq, as tensions rise following the assassination of nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.
Iraqis recount their personal experiences of life under Saddam Hussein, the U.S.-led invasion, and the ensuing chaos, including sectarian violence and ISIS's rise.
More than 800 women, including 200 from France, are held in Al Roj Camp in northeastern Syria after joining the Islamic State.
Rafedh and Arin celebrate their wedding in Erbil, showcasing the resilient Christian community in Kurdistan.
Iraqi forces, backed by US air strikes, engage in fierce fighting to retake Mosul, a city of over a million people under Isis control for more than two years.
A thirty-foot-wide cavity beneath the Taposiris Magna temple may hold the lost tomb of Cleopatra, according to archaeologist Kathleen Martinez.
More than 70 percent of Russians identify as Orthodox Christian, with the church playing a significant role in shaping national identity under President Putin.
Cleopatra VII ruled Egypt from 51 to 30 BCE and formed alliances with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony during her reign.
Taliban's rapid takeover of Afghanistan has drastically altered daily life, particularly for women and ethnic minorities, as documented by journalist Najibullah Quraishi.
Over six years, an estimated 900 people from Britain left their homes to join ISIS, as revealed through footage from a recovered smartphone.
Three-quarters of young Syrians are currently in jail, as former fighters from the Free Syrian Army recount how their revolution was overtaken by extremists.
$600 million in U.S. military aid was provided to Nigeria in 2020 to combat Boko Haram, a group linked to the global black market for oil.
Taliban- and ISIS-held territories in Afghanistan reveal a complex power struggle, highlighted by an exclusive interview with the Taliban's lead negotiator.
For the first time in 50 years, jaguars now live in the wild in the Iberá wetlands, marking a significant step in a large rewilding project.
ISIS's expansion in Afghanistan includes the alarming recruitment of children for jihadist activities.
Kabul's population of four million faces daily threats under Taliban rule, with many residents living in fear of arrest or execution.
Paul Moreira reveals how the Iraq War Led to More Extremism in the World through personal stories.
A 22-meter-high granite monolith weighing 140 tons was relocated from the ancient temple of Philae to protect it from rising waters caused by dam construction.
66 years is the exceptional reign of Pharaoh Ramses II, known for his military conquests and monumental building projects in ancient Egypt.
In 2017, around 14 million visitors from 60 countries attended the Shia pilgrimage, Arbaeen, which is five times larger than the Hajj in Mecca.
1,800 people deposited money in a currency shop in Izmir to pay for their boat trip across the sea to Greece during their escape from conflict.
A 14-year-old boy shot two classmates in a Rauma school, driven by personal trauma and feelings of alienation.
100,000 Kurds were killed during Saddam Hussein's Anfal campaign in the late 1980s, with over a million displaced from their homes.
Donald Trump stated that Americans should appreciate the country's role in defeating ISIS in Syria, reflecting ongoing tensions between Russia and the United States.
Three Yazidi girls escaped from captivity after being abducted by the Islamic State in 2014, risking their lives to flee rape, torture, and trafficking.
Last year, customs officers intercepted over 65 antiques, including sculpted stones valued at 250,000 euros, linked to the illegal trade from war zones.
Hundreds of recruits from the Asia-Pacific region have joined various groups in Syria, including a Malaysian fighter who left behind his wife and eight children.
700 families were forced to flee their homes in Syria due to ISIS attacks, prompting filmmaker Karam Ghosn to return and document the aftermath.
In the Middle East, the Christian population has plummeted from 1.5 million in Iraq under Saddam Hussein to less than 200,000 today due to violence and persecution.
Three baby animals, including a foal and a puppy, are followed for a year as they face their first challenges in life alongside their human owners.
80 percent of Kobane is completely destroyed, leaving families like Evlin's to navigate life in a refugee camp after fleeing ISIS attacks.
Arian Afrîn leads a female battalion in Raqqa, aiming to reclaim the city from ISIS control while facing severe injuries that challenge her identity.
A report from Iraq details militia power struggles and civilian impacts ahead of the March premiere.
Correspondent Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports from Mosul, where the line between war and civilian life is almost nonexistent amid the fight against ISIS.
Robin Hammond documents the dangers faced by diamond diggers and LGBTQI+ individuals in conflict zones.
Gabriele Micalizzi captures rare images of Russian troops in Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
Ishaq Mustafa, a British fighter, reflects on his time with ISIS in a Syrian prison.
The Hall camp in Syria houses radicalized children and women of Isis, posing ongoing threats.
Donald Trump mirrors Alex Jones' claims about Barack Obama and gun control in this video.
The Afghan army stands between towns and the Taliban amid rising insurgency and insecurity.
Suicide bombings at Kabul airport claim lives of desperate Afghans and U.S. Marines.
Video footage shows life in Kobani just before the Islamic State attacked the city.
Bill Burr jokes about military respect in Reno, facing backlash from an audience member.
On January 14, 2016, Jakarta experiences a terrorist attack involving an explosion near the Serena shopping center and a shootout at a Starbucks, resulting in multiple casualties and injuries.
Giles Fraser argues against bombing Isis in Syria, citing the futility of past military actions.
A former British jihadi recounts his disillusionment with ISIS after initially being drawn to Syria by the group's romanticized portrayal of jihad.
8 million Syrians are displaced as children in Damascus navigate life amid violence and loss, facing trauma and uncertainty every day.
